The AI Slop Will Continue Until Republicans’ Poll Numbers Improve
President Donald Trump posted dozens of AI images to his Truth Social account on Sunday. The images included references to the QAnon conspiracy theory, threats to bomb oil infrastructure in Iran, and suggestions that he’ll unlawfully try to stay in office after his term ends in Jan. But will this unhinged posting by Trump and his allies rally the base to help the party outperform expectations?
- ▪President Donald Trump posted dozens of AI images to his Truth Social account on Sunday.
- ▪The images included references to the QAnon conspiracy theory, threats to bomb oil infrastructure in Iran, and suggestions that he’ll unlawfully try to stay in office after his term ends in Jan.
- ▪But will this unhinged posting by Trump and his allies rally the base to help the party outperform expectations?
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